Goods What goods do each following sell Match

Goods! What goods do each following sell? Match the store to its goods. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

apples clothes computers farmer JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

plane truck apple [ap-ul] noun, plural apples a firm, round fruit with red, yellow, or green skin [klo. THz] Plural noun clothes items worn to cover the body JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

computer [kum-pyoo-tur] noun, plural computers an electronic machine that can store and recall large amounts of information in words and pictures [farm-ur] noun, plural farmers farmer someone who owns or works on a farm [plane] noun, plural planes plane a shorter form of the word AIRPLANE an aircraft with fixed wings that is driven by propellers or jet engines [truk] noun, plural trucks truck a large motor vehicle, bigger and heavier than a car, often used to move goods A truck delivered the load of firewood to our house. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Articles ‘a’ and ‘the’ Use word ‘the’ for the particular nouns. Use word ‘a’ for the non-particular nouns. These clothes come from a factory. The factory send the clothes to stores. Write a or the in the blanks. I see a boy on the street. _____ boy is my sister’s class mate. Amy wants to buy ____ pencil. Amy bought _____ pencil at the store. Let’s go and read ____ book in the library. I want to read ____ book you read before. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Word Relations Finish each analogy using the Word Bank. Write the word on the line. Word Bank apples farmer clothes plane computers truck • Sailor is to ship as pilot is to _______. • School is to teacher as farm is to ______. • Eat is to foods as wear is to _____. • A passenger is to train as a load is to ____. • Mail is to letter as E-mail is to _______. • Purple is to grapes as red is to ______. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Grammar Articles (관사) The words a, and the are called articles. * a, an, the 는 관사라고 합니다. Use a with words that begin with a consonant sound. JIR: What Are Goods? a는 자음으로 시작하는 단어와 함께 쓰입니다. Use an with words that begin with a vowel sound. an은 모음으로 시작하는 단어와 함께 쓰입니다. Evan-Moor Grammar & Punctuation 3 (rule 19) Articles (관사) a an Practice (JIR Reader P 6, 7) the a, an은 ‘어떤’, ‘하나의’ 등의 의미로 쓰이며, 특별히 정해지지 않은 셀 수 있는 명사 앞에 쓰인다. the는 ‘그~’라는 의미로 쓰이며, 특정한 명사 앞에 쓰인다. the는 모든 명사의 단수, 복수형 앞에 쓰일 수 있다. *These clothes come from a factory. 이 옷들은 공장(특정하지 않은 어떤)에서 옵니다. *The factory sends the clothes to stores. 공장(앞서 언급한 그 공장)에서 이 옷들을 상점에 보냅니다. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Farm or Factory * Where do goods come from? Fill in the blanks with right answer. computers factory eggs clothes Where do goods come from? oranges vegetables farm toys * Find the correct answer. Where do people buy the goods? 1) farm 2) store 3) factory JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

• Choose and write about a good that we can get at the super market. Flow of Goods oranges , farm . plane store JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Sensible Sentences * Trace and make the sentences. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Where do oranges come from? . They come from _______ carries _____. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com

Where do the oranges come from? . They come from _______ carries _____. JIR_Social_What. Are. Goods? @jybooks. com